Final schedule
The James H. Belfer Memorial Symposium Series
ISRACAS'2000
Third Israeli Symposium
on
Computer-Aided Surgery,
Medical Robotics, and Medical
Imaging
Thursday May 18, 2000
Butler Hall, Neaman Institute, Technion City
Technion, Haifa, ISRAEL
Sponsored by
The James Belfer Memorial Fund -- Technion
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Silicon Graphics Inc.
and
GE Medical Systems Israel
Centers of Excellence for Magnetic Resonance, Nuclear Medicine,
Ultrasound and Intraoperative Imaging
with additional support from Nothern Digital Inc.
Endorsed by
International Society of Computer Aided Surgery
Israeli Society for Medical and Biological Engineering
Symposium Chairs
Leo
Joskowicz, PhD, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem
Moshe
Shoham, DSc, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
Goal
The goal of the Symposium is to convene in Israel clinicians, scientists,
and engineers actively interested in medical imaging, computer science, and
robotics, and their application to the planning, monitoring, and execution
of medical surgeries. The symposium is the sequel of ISRACAS'98 and ISRACAS'99 . held on
May 4th, 1998 at Technion, and May 6, 1999 at the Hebrew University. Each
was attended by over 150 participants (evenly distributed between
clinicians, industry, and engineering academia). The one-day events
included five invited speakers, 15 oral presentations of refereed
papers, and six system demonstrations. Abstracts of
selected peer-reviewed papers will be published in the
Journal of
Computer-Aided Surgery.
Symposium format
The one-day symposium consists of five invited talks by internatiolly recognized
experts, 14 paper presentations, a special prespectives from industry session, and project and product exhibits.
Symposium topics
Relevant research in Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering,
Biomechanics, and Electrical Engineering including but not limited to:
- multi-modal image reconstruction and segmentation
- architectures, control, and applications of medical robots
- virtual and augmented reality surgery, telesurgery
- image and sensor data registration
- computer-aided diagnosis and preoperative planning
- intraoperative surgical monitoring, support, and planning
- surgical simulators, anatomical modeling, atlases
- safety issues in computer-assisted surgery
All medical specialties include but are not limited to:
- radiology
- orthopaedics and traumatology
- laparoscopy, endoscopy, arthroscopy
- neurosurgery
- cardio-vascular surgery
- minimally invasive surgery
- urology
- maxilofacial surgery and dentistry
Submission
Full-length technical papers or extended abstracts (3-5 pages) of
surveys, clinical studies, position papers, and panel topics for
presentation at the Symposium are solicited. Submissions will be
reviewed by members of the local and international program committee.
Accepted extended abstracts will be published in a preprints booklet
to be distributed to Symposium participants. Authors should send either
electronic copies (preferred) in Word, LaTeX, Postscript. or plain text,
or hard-copies (3 sets) to Dr. Joskowicz.
Industrial Track
This year, an entire session of the symposium will be devoted to industry.
The goal is to showcase research and development activities and clinical
and technical achievements of active leading companies in the field. Up to
six selected companies will have the opportunity to make a short technical
presentation that can be accompanied by an exhibit which will be located in
the entrance hall of the conference room.
We invite interested companies to submit by APRIL 6, 2000 a one-page
presentation and exhibit proposal. The proposals should focus on the
technical, clinical, and scientific aspects of the products. Proposals
will be evaluated by the symposium committee, which will promptly
communicate its decision to the companies. Please send proposals
(preferably by electronic mail) and address inquiries to the ISRACAS'2000
Industrial Program Chair:
Ori Hadomi
DenX Ltd.
Moshav Ora
E-mail: ori_hadomi@denx.com
Tel: +972-(0)2-641-7748 x304
Fax: +972-(0)2-642-6901
Timetable
Submission (papers)
Notice of acceptance
Camera-ready papers
Submission (companies)
Notice of acceptance
Symposium
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JANUARY 7
March 3
March 30
April 6 17
March 30
April 15
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Exhibitors
An equipment and systems exhibition will be be held in parallel to the
lectures. Exhibitors will get a chance to address the audience. If
you want to exhibit your system, please contact the organizers.
Invited Speakers
G. H. Barnett, MD
J.C. Bowersox,MD PhD
P. Dario, PhD
F. Jolesz, MD
P. Merloz, MD
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The Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Cleveland, USA
U. of California
San Francisco, USA
Scuola Superiore S. Anna
Pisa, Italy
Harvard Medical School
Boston, USA
Univ. Fourier
Grenoble, France
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Evolution and Future of
Computer-Assisted Neurosurgery
Telesurgery: from development
to clinical applications
Medical Robotics: principles
and applications
The Vision of the Operating
Room of the Future
Clinical Systems: Computer-Aided
Spine Surgery
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Schedule
Papers will be presented by sections in the order listed below
8:00-8:30 |
REGISTRATION |
8:30-8:45 |
Welcome and Introductory Remarks
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M. Shoham and L. Joskowicz, Technion and The Hebrew U, ISRAEL. |
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Prof. A Shitzer, Vice Provost for Research and Development, Technion
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8:45-9:20 |
Invited lecture I |
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"Evolution and Future of Computer-Assisted Neurosurgery" |
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G.H. Barnett, MD
The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, USA. |
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9:20-9:45 |
Paper session I -- Neurosurgery and neurology
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9:45-10:20 |
Invited lecture II |
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"The vision of the operating room of the future" |
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Ferenc Jolez, MD
Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, USA. |
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10:20-10:45 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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10:45-11:20 |
Invited lecture III |
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"Clinical systems: computer-assisted spine surgery"
P. Merloz, MD
Univ J. Fourier, Grenoble, France.
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11:20-12:30 |
Paper Session III -- Orthopaedics |
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12:30-13:45 |
LUNCH BREAK |
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13:45-14:45 |
Special session: Perspectives from Industry |
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14:45-15:20 |
Invited lecture IV |
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"Telesurgery: from development to clinical applications"
J.C. Bowersox, MD PhD,
University of California, San Francisco, USA
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15:20-16:05 |
Paper session III -- Emerging Technologies and applications |
16:05-16:20 |
COFFEE BREAK |
16:20-17:00 |
Invited lecture IV |
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"Medical robotics: principles and applications"
P. Dario, Phd,
Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Pisa, Italy.
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17:00-18:00 |
Paper session IV -- Medical image processing and virtual reality |
18:00 |
Closing Remarks |
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L. Joskowicz and M. Shoham, The Hebrew U. and Technion
ISRAEL. |
Papers
- Neurosurgery and Neurology
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"A digital brain atlas: evaluation by functional MRI"
H. Dickhaus, K.A. Ganzer et al.
University of Heidelberg, GERMANY.
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"Clinical experience with routine application of interactive
image-guided neurosurgery system in the treatment of frameless surgical navigation
system in 49 neurosurgical patients"
Y. Shoshan, E. Ashkenazi, et al.
Hadassah University Hospital, ISRAEL.
- Orthopaedics
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"Computer-assisted distal radius osteotomy"
H. Croitoru, R. Ellis, et al.
Queen's University, CANADA.
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"Planning of total knee replacement: analysis of the critical parameters influencing
the implant"
M. Marccaci, S. Martelli et at.,
Istituti Ortopedici Rizzoli, Bologna, ITALY.
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"Robot-assisted registration for total knee replacement"
D. Glozman and M. Shoham
Technion--Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, ISRAEL.
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"Developments of the Hull computer assisted orthopaedic surgery system CAOSS
projects"
R. Phillips, WJ Viant, et al.
University of Hull, UK.
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"Simulator and distal targeting device for in-vitro experimentation and
training in computer-aided closed medullary nailing"
L. Joskowicz, C. Milgrom, et. al,
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, ISRAEL.
- Emerging technologies and applications
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"Placement of endosteal implants"
W. Birkfeller, F. Watzinge, et al.
University of Vienna, AUSTRIA.
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"Image-guided diagnosis and treatment of retinal diseases: progress and challenges"
J. Berger and B. Madjorov
University of Pennsylvania, USA.
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"Our Tele-3D C-FESS remote surgical procedures: the real time
transfer of live video image in parallel with volume rendered models of surgical
field"
I. Klapan, L. Simicic, et al.
Zagreb University School of Medicine and Zagreb University, CROATIA.
- Medical image processing and virtual reality
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"Path extraction in 3D medical images for virtual endoscopy"
T. Dechamps and L. Cohen
Professional Imaging Systems Group and Universite Paris IX Dauphine, FRANCE.
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"Estimate of bone fragility by image processing of digital bone radiographs"
I. Leichter, A. Simkin et al.
The Jerusalem College of Technology and Hadassah Univ. Hospital, ISRAEL.
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"The volume of mastoid pneumatization: a 3D reconstruction of ultra-high resolution CT
-- preliminary results"
M. Luntz, S. Malatskey, et. al.
Bnai Zion Hospital, Haifa, ISRAEL.
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"Clinical evaluation of a see through display for intraoperative
presentation of planning data"
J. Brief, S. Hassfeld et. al.
U. of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, GERMANY.
Perspectives from Industry: Presentations and Exhibitions
- "The PoleStar N-10 system for intraoperative MR image-guided neurosurgery"
Z. Polunski, Odin Technologies, Yokneam, ISRAEL.
- "Interactive data language for medical imaging research"
T. Kehoe and A. Rubin
Reseach Systems and Dan-El Technologies, UK and ISRAEL.
- "The EndoCom documentation system: on-line image, voice and data
management, comunications, and archiving system"
R. Castro, Contec Medical LTD, Ramat Hasharon, ISRAEL.
- "The GE Signa-SP intraoperative MR's unique applications"
S. Zamir, GE Medical Systems, ISRAEL.
- Presentations by Algotec and DenX, ISRAEL
- Additional exhibits by Silicon Graphics Israel and Tradis Gat (Sofamor Danek's StealthStation)
Local Program Committee
D. Adam, PhD
M. Berman, PhD
R. Beyar, MD DSc
M. Blumenfeld, PhD
Y. Charit, PhD
D. Cohen-Or, PhD
M. Gomori, MD
P. Itzchak, MD
D. Maor, PhD
C. Milgrom, MD
M. Roffman, MD
A. Simkin, PhD
R. Yagel, PhD
M. Zahler, PhD
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Technion
Biomedicom Ltd
Rambam Medical Center
GE Medical Systems Israel Ltd
Technion
Tel-Aviv University
Hadassah Hospital
Tel-Hashomer Hospital
InSight Therapeutics Ltd
Hadassah Hospital
Carmel Hospital
Hadassah Hospital
InSight Therapeutics Ltd
Contec Medical Ltd
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Industrial Liaison
International Advisory Board
N. Ayache, PhD
R. Bucholz, MD
A. Colchester, PhD
P. Dario, PhD
B. Davies, PhD
A. DiGioia, MD
S. Delp, PhD
E. Grimson, PhD
B. Jaramaz, PhD
L. Kavoussi, MD
R. Kikinis PhD
S. Lavallee, PhD
H. Lemke, PhD
P. Merloz, MD
R. Mosges. MD
L. Nolte, PhD
R. Phillips, PhD
D. Stulberg, MD
R.H. Taylor, PhD
J. Troccaz, PhD
M. Vannier, MD
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INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis, France
St. Louis U., USA
U. of Kent, UK
Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Italy
Imperial College, UK
Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh, USA
Stanford U., USA
Massachusets Institute of Technology, USA
Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh USA
Johns Hopkins U., USA
Harvard Medical School, USA
TIMC-IMAG, Grenoble, France
Technische Universitat, Berlin, Germany
Centre Universitaire et Hospitalier, Grenoble
U. of Cologne, Germany
U. of Bern, Switzerland
U. of Hull, UK
Northwestern U., USA
Johns Hopkins U., USA
TIMC-IMAG, Grenoble, France
U. of Iowa, USA
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Symposium Venue The Symposium will be
held in Butler Hall,
Neaman Institute, Technion City, Haifa. Click here for a map of the campus
or here for
information on Haifa.
Hotels
Following are three hotels in Haifa (transportation required).
We urge you to book early, as May is a busy tourist season.
Dan Panorama Haifa
107 Hanassi Ave.
Haifa, Israel
Tel: (+972)4-830-3020, Fax: (+972)4-837-7573
Category: *****
Nof Hotel
101 Hanassi Ave.
Haifa 34642, Israel
Tel: (+972)4-835-4311, Fax: (+972)4-838-8810
Category: ****
Dvir Hotel
124 Yafe Nof St.
Haifa, Israel
Tel: (+972)4-838-9131, Fax: (+972)4-838-1068
Category: ***
Registration
Participants are required to register and pay a nominal fee which entitles
them to a copy of the Symposium proceedings, lunch, and coffee break
refreshments. We encourage participants to register early, as the number
of participants will be limited.
Early registration: IS 200 (US $50), IS 100 (US $25) for students (by May 1, 2000)
On-site registration: IS 250 (US $60), IS 125 (US $30) for students
Payment is by check made to "Technion-Israel Institue of Technology" or on-site by cash. Please note that we cannot accept credit
card payments.
Send your check, together with the registration form below to:
Prof. Moshe Shoham
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
Technion -- Israel Institute of Technology
Kiriat Hatechnion,
Haifa 32000, Israel
E-mail:
shoham@techunix.technion.ac.il
Phone: +972-4-829-3264
Fax: +972-4-832-4533 |
ISRACAS'2000 REGISTRATION FORM
Third Israeli Symposium on
Computer-Aided Surgery, Medical Robotics, and Medical
Imaging
May 18, 2000, Technion, Haifa, ISRAEL
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Regular: IS 200 (US $50)
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